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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-04-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Garden City, Kas, March - 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the follcwing-naned
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge, or IN bic
absence, L. E. McGarry, Clerk Of the District
Court, at Dodge City, Kans, on May Dth, 1S01s
viz
Thomas c. Guthrie for the NV Or. section - IN
township % south, of range Is west Of tho 9Th pm
He names the following witnesses TO prove hts
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said
land. viz:
Kennedy Chambers, of Dodge City Kansae |;
Joshua Osborne, of Wilburn, Kansas T. c. Ne
Cormick, Of Wilburn, Kansas, and J. W. Rogefss
m31St C. F. NJ NILES, Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-04-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHCRcH.-Rev D. 8. Donegap, pastor.
Services every Sunday at II A. H., and 7:30 p. y.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Sunday School, Gas A. H., Mrs. Ida Beadls. So
perintendent.
All are cordially invited
ing every Thursday evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at 3P. Il.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rev. T. N. Boyd, pas.
tor. Services at usual hours every Sunday. Sab.
bath School at 10 A. n.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-04-14

The newspapers say that alfalfa is fast
becoming . popular and profitable crop
In Western Kansas. The rspidity Of its
growth and abundance of its yield is
astonishing to those who are unacquainted
with it. From three to four crops may
be harvested in one season. It yields
from three to four tons per acre, each
cutting, and sells at from 6 to 90 per
ton. It makes the best Of feed for horses,
cattle and sheep. They grow fat on it.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-04-14

- The DoDeI CrfY TINES has large and
sroWiug circulation in Ford and adjoining coun-
Ties, and % valuable advertising medium. IA
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-04-14

THE CALIFORNIA FEVER.
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DVERTISING RATES.

R1suLAn ADvERrIsRHEHTs one dollar per inch
space Per month.
LooSL NofTo.s, ten cents per line for the first
insertion sad Eve cents per line for each subse-
ausnt insertion.
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WHAT MAKES THE BOOM.

The Majestic Kansas Tree.
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tdubis ibentifd. b. +. Elm unb bafielbe
Sbier iinb. @ana abgeieben bapon,
baB bic beiben 3ppen ~bolftdnbig 9Iei6
linb, unb baB bic 96blunget, tpel@e
bic pbDQDrera in bic WurJel bobrt,
bon 6eneu Der @auen nur iniomeit poa
chamber abnei6en, pte es our9 Sic
8eri9iebenbeit Der 3ellengepebe be-
binst 1T, bot Serr &ileD Sen 8emeis
oaiiir bur9 Elm praftil@es Experiment
gefibrt. st fat @alen.2duie bot be1l
Bldttera 9eaommen uuo fie anf bic
Wuraeln uerfeBt, uno bas Geiultat
mar. oab bieielben se6iebsn unb gang
bic glet9en 8ernllfuugeH an,i1teter,
pie bic auf ben Wurseln gefunoeneu.
Wtit glei6 .gIidli6em grfolge III du1
Der umgetebrte geriu@. 9dufe, ipeI1e
auf ben Wur5eln ausgebritet tporben
!pareu, auf bas Blatt 81 Derpfansen,
bon einem fran50ff6en Terfber, Sig
loreI, gema@t uoroea: Die Wur3els
2aus bat auf benz Blatte Galen gez
bilbet. unb Bel 8erfuden nit ber ge,
fldgelten Mrt bat i@IieBli@ elm anberer
amerifanii9er @elebrter, 81. Sbiner.
gan5 bieielbea @,folge er3ieIt.
@obal6 Die Sbatia6e elnmal iber
ale Wiberrebe biaaus feititanb, baB es
bic BON Mrnerita nod Granfrei9 bin=
iiberberpf lauate pbpuorera gepeien
mar, tpelde bas Nbtetben Der frana6s
iiF6sn &ebe in Granfrei9 perurfa1t
bate, lag Der S@luB nidt melt ab,
aud fir bic anbere-im borigen Mrtitel
beiprohene = Sbatia9e, bab ale Ser
iu6e. bic europdii6e gbeIrebe auf ame>
ritanif9em goaea beimif6 gu MAIDEN,
i6lieBli@ immer nit benz N5lterben
6erielben geenhet batten, ben grflds
r%unssgrunb in oerielben pbplore,a gu
fuden, wenigtens Die 0aupturia9e,
uel6e ben MiBerfoIg berbeifibrie, uno
9err &iIep lit -unieres Mifens = Der
erffe geneien, mel9er 6ieien S@luB
aog un6 6ffentli9 ausiprad. sSbm,
iomie ben Nrbeiter ieiner fran36fi9en
Mitfori6er lit es gu sleider 3eit 5u
banten, DAB gegen bieie WiBerfolge elm
iuirtiames Seilmittel aufgefunben pors
ben 1T, iiber Deldes mir i'm nd6iten
@rtifel oas Wsi:ere beri@ten perben.
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Ser MmfiMtpnn8 bDm Wbartom
GpWttt.

nueber Wbarton @ountp" [Siibmeft-
9eras]-io heiBt IS in etnem Beri1t
bon bsrt.-.ift felt ben leBten 5 Sabren
cine ~punoerbare 8erdnberung gum Uefs
ieren getommen. Die Sabres3eiteu lin6
ganifig, bic @rnten gut geipeien, nnb
liberal Bsrrf6t Gebeiben. Was Dor
allem tpi6tis 1T, bic Methobe Der tros
dener gergiftung bes Baunwollens
uurms bat ii@ i'm lebten Sabre als bon.
ndnoig erfolgrei6 erpiefen. Oas bot
un3ueifelbaft mebr fir bic .@esenb bier
getbaH, als ole anberer auiammerses
nomrnen. Denr es mar nidt 5oipDbl Bic
aIl3usroBe Ndfie, tueI6e in friiberen
Sabren 10 f9abenbriugenb gepeien III.
pie Der 8aummoQentpurm, ipelder bic
grnten 5erff6rt bat. Das 2anb bier
9ebt bon Sag Su Sag in bic 06be, 10
baB IS. beinabe ben anf6ein getpinnt,
ais folten mir einen resuldren gaIifors
niasn 8ubm" bef0mmen. Nnliebler
fir6men uns tdgli9 in gan3eu Wagenz
IabuugeH gu, tpeiBe iuie f6tparae. GRIT
Dor einigen Sagen bat Elm 0err Sbrem
2orresp0nbenten er5dblt, baB ct auf ber
2~anofraBe IA tueiBe GamiIien an einem
Gage 9e3dblt bat, bic mad Mbnrton
@ountp tarnen. 2ano, glei6piel tpie
tbeuer, lit i'm 8esebr feitens Solder.
bic .aufen unb pa1ten tpolen. Die
Stabt Wbartou it felt ben iebten 8
Sabren fabelhaft gerpa9feu; gum al.
ten Stabtgebiet finb 8 Stide bin3uge.
ftigt, unb ale bic 8aupldbe, mel1e bas
rauf nusgelegt finb, finben raid 2dus
fer unb tuerben bebaut; in nd9ifer 3us
fintt iper6en nod atpei t~ueitere Gtlde
bin3ugenommeu tper3em. un6 bas
S@6ae babel 1T, bas biefes fein pil3ars
tig auffmieBenber boom III, binter mel,
Gem Ni9ts ftedt. Wbarton bat elm
gr6Beres Gebiet, iueldes inn 3inspni1s
tig III, als bic meiffen @tdbte i'm Staate.
gs bat ni@t bloB ben 9anbel bon Mbars
ton gountn, fonbern aud BON Wata=
gor6a unit einem groBen Sbeil bon Bra'
3oria @ountp. NIs Betpeis fiir ben Muf.
f9tpuns Der Stabt mag bic Sbatio9e
bienen. BOB, tp1brenb Dor Sturgeon rod
56ubpuber. unb 3eitungsiunseit p0ls
Zig unbetannte QurusartiteI iparen,
man beute bic Stimmer bieier 8orldus
fer Der Civilization in allen StroBen
Bort, unb baB iebt oft so gremplare
Der 'Galv. News an einem Sage N6,
fab finben, tpdbrenb Dor Gur3eni nod
faum 5-6 bertauft werben fonnten.
unb mir babeu nod cine groBe Mense
bon 2anb, 70 reid iuie bas NiItbal, mo
mod bieIe Saufenoe ibr @lid finben
| f1nuef."
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

Alamo Council No. 466, Q@tungl
Sp Der ud9ften geriammIung. IA.
December liegen benz Council mi9iige
Geiddfie Dor. ale Mitglieosr limb
o%ringeno eriu9t, gu erldeiMen. Sm
Muftrase s. SO. 6huwirtb
IL ,3mt 9efretdr.
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Reifeube Msenten:
90. Memneliubn.
s. g. 8uf@.
8 . 8.
Gan Antonio, II. Deg.
9ie gberifs.3sm0entiun.

Gan Mntonio, II. Deg. '87.
0ie gberiffs.3smoemtion.
SIN Gourtbauie tratett beute 8ormit'
tas Die Gbsrifs oes Staates Seras gu
einer Convention auiammen. SO parea
Sc @berifs eriGienen, bic burd ibr
ernftes, ielbitbemuBtes uno babel bod
befdeibeues Nuftreten einen auBerors
6entIi6 sinfigen @inbrud ma6ten.
3ablrei9e &eoen our 8esriBung Der
@dfte muroen gebalten, unter benen
namentli6 oieienige bes Sol. llplon
berporSubeben lit. MQe Nebner betolr=
ten, baB bic @eiebesliebe unb bic olIge.
meine Srbnung i'm Staate tpeientli9e
Gortf9ritte gema9t bitten, mas niht
gum meniglten BET treuen pfi6terfiil>
lung unb Dem unerf6rodenen Quftre:
ten Der Sberifs-namentli1 bsnen Der
@ren3s@ ounties- ~per6anten iei.
Was bic 9eorbneten uno gere9elten
3ufdnbe anlangt, 10 bob man ipeeiea
Berar @ountD un6 San Nntonio ber>
Dor, mas 9eraoe in bielen Sagen um 10
bemertensmertber 1T, als Don geniHer
Seite BET 8erfu6 gema6t mirb, Die
&emobner unierer 5tabt unb un1eres
@ounips als uabre Mnar6iiten bin5u=
f~tellen.
Sol. l1pion tpies in ieiner &eoe bas
rauf BIN, baB CO Dieleidt faum cine
Stobt bon bet glei9en Gr0Be @au ans
tpnios in ben Ser. @taaten adbe, in
Der tpeniger srobe grcelIe un6 @ubef6.
rungeH au Dersei6nen feien. als bier in
San Nntonio. 9amet fSnnen ipdt
Nben5s gang aIein a~usgeben, obne baB
tie gu befar@ten brau9ten, iemals beld.
tigt 81 tuer6en - mas bon anbereu
Std5ten ie6enfaus ni6t bebauptet mere
ben tann.
Na@ 8eenbigung Der offeiellen GU
pfangsfeierlibteit b~ereiniste man lid in
tleineren Greifen gu seielisem geiiams,
nleniein. Gin semeinf6aftli9er Nuss
flug ober Elm &unbgang bur9 bie@tabt
murbe leiber bur9 bos abl@euIi9e Re,
senpetter unm6sli@ semadt.
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NuerIet.

Sol. BeItuap bat bonn Giftrittrid.
Hooaau einett ginbaltsbefebl erlangt,
ipel6er Der Gtabi berbieten iol, bic @es
leife Der StraBenbabn on @eit . Cons
mereefiraBe ferner auf5uuebmen, obne
Der Strabenear . @efenf9aft gu 9eitat'
Ten, biefelben tuieber an Ort unb SteIle
3u legen. giner ber @riinbe bes Gin
baltsbefebls lit aud. baB Die Sta6t bon
Der @eielf@aft entfpreGenbea @nii4dbis
euag fir bic StraBenper6eRerung pers
longt.
6err Wm. 3. @i9bol3, Direttor
Der SduIe tn DOrttotpn, Getretdr Der
Nomie pfan3 : @eieli6aft unb prdE.
bent bes 9eutf@ ter. 2ebrer .8erbans
bes, tuar am Gamitas in Der Stabt unb
mndte uns einen 8eiud.
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80. s.. 0mtterifbe Il 60, 1886
Of. 9oulton StraBe, plumbers, Sos
unb 6team > Gitters, balten fid benz
Bublifum fir llIe in ibrGa6 f6lasenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte 8eiOrsung a1er N~uftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, Gass Girtures, 8abetpans
men. @lOiets &c. ftets an Sanb.
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@ehf sefnrf

uad Nie Senss unb ni6t erf mad arls
oereu @ef9dften. uenu Sbr @uren
9Ieinen ntibli@e Sa9en 3u Meibno1.
ten ODER Reuiabr f9enfeu sp0at, ME
J. g.: Sueenbf6riften, BiIberbUder,
Mdbrden u. gr3dblungen, &eiBaeuge
@eieQf6aftsfptele, Spielboftu uiw.
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= 2aBt gu9 uidt tdui6en bur6
niebere Preiie fir 9lrbeit, tuel9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras seliefert uirb,
ion6ern berfigt guG nod Gallo.
10 p's pbotOgrapbii@em Mtelier. go.
Alb Ofts 6ouftonsS traBe, mo gu9 CUTE
uno sufrieoenifeaenbe Nrbeit gu reeaem
preife garantirt tpirb.
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Eeras 8.

= SSn Der 6tabt Maeo ipuroe beim
Sprengen beg Geliens Oil ber 6. Strabe,
ba 100 Tie iiber ben 8a,ron's Mrm fiibrt,
cine i9warae steinmoiie berausgei9leus
bert, tDel1e cine un9eD6bnli6 CUTE
Brauutoble 5a iein i6eint. Sic 5rennt
boraiigli9 unb giebt sroBe 9ibe. Die
gntoedung elmer Goblenmine mitten in
Der 5tabt bat natirli6 sroBe Wufrsgnng
unb 6reube berborgerufen.
- Semitt so. = bor ni9t auaulans
ger 3eit nod boripiegeno elm 8ieb3u@ts.
Siftritt, entpideIt i1 INNER me1r unb
mebr 3u einem bltbeuben Nderbaus9is
ftritte, unb es finb bauptid1li1 bic
beuti9eu Garmer, fuel9en has GouatD
ibr geOeiblides 0oranl9reiteH gu bans
fen bat. Die sroBe Strede. ipelde big
iebt nnr dig @eibelanb umbest unb
meiitens in amleritanii6er 0anb uaren,
tperoen mebr NIB mebr in fleinere pars
aelen bertbeilt unb fur 6armatpsde Der=
fault gum gr0Bten She'll on beutiGe
N~derbauer. Ser Mniieolungen Inn
6as neu ausgslegte Stdbtden &unge
berum III bor 3uraeul i9on g~rmdbnung
getban. Neuerbinss tp;xb bon @uero
aus mitset9eilt, baB eiH anberer Der
groBen 9anbbefber BON Defpitt, 6err
.. Melbon, ebenfaQs %anfdngt, fein
2anb, ipeldes bisber iur su Wei6es
sipedeu benukt tpDrben iii, in fteinen
Stiden auf ben Marft gu brineen umb
bauptid@li9 an beutiGe Garmer gu per=
faufen. 8or ein paar Sagen bat CT
tpieber 300 older. tpeIde in Der Ndbe
bon Oorttopn Iiegen 3u 81 pro gder
berfauft. 700 Mder, bic au bemIeIben
Weibe.S ratt geb6rten, uno Dor Ginger
3eit iGDn on einen 9ertn Habarro uers
tauft tuaren, befiaoeH fi@ beute i@on
unter Nnbau.
- Mus Brownsville lpirb beridtet:
Sn Matamoras finb ,pie6er swei bon
ben 8anhiten, Sequnoo @antu unb
Srinco &amire3, uel9e BET Der Wegs
f9leppung bes 8ieb3i6iers Suan Bar.
rera Bel Starr gounip betbeiligt tpa=
rem, eingebra9t tporben. Gin anoeres
Mitglie6 6erielbeu 8anbe, Grancisco
Shores, tuurbe in @olina gefansen unb
in Monterep erf9oGen. Muf Der teras
nii9en Settle bes Glufss perbaftete Der
Sheriff bon Starr @puntp auf Der
gruela Stand atpei bort anfdifise, tpobts
babenbe Merifaner, geeiliD Barrera
unb 8ipian 9ia3, mel@e aleidfals i'm
0erbadt ftanben, oil oer 8~eraubung
Saan Barreras tbeilsenomu,en sa boz
ben; er ipolte iie nod Bio Granbe
@itp bringen; etpa 8 Wteilen bon Der
Stabt purbe er aber BON elmer ettpa 20
Waun itarfen NbtbeiIung betpafneter
Meritaner angebalteu, uel9e bic Gee
fanseneu nabmen unb a%ufbingen.
- Sir bic 3meig!inie oer Giibliden
paeific 8abn bon 2uling rad San
Marcos lit bas Megsre9t geli1ert.
Nus Cameron @ountp ipiro nit.
getbe;It, BOB bel Nlanobia cine aus
Nmerifanern ~befiebenbe &Dlonie proiefs
ttrt tuitb. Bier Nmeritaner baben bort
in Der lebten 3eit 2anb ansetauft. Gin
9err Mc6orif, 600 Nfer, 9err 9anep
100, SEER gottin9bam 200 unb elm
/, anberer 500. Wie es beiBt, tuerben ibs
neil balb mebrere naGfol8en. BIS
iebt NOR 6as @ountD fat ausI1lieBli1
bon Meritanern beiiebelt.
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Die alien &un6en ber @ebr.
Sell merben aud biesmal lire gins
fduEe bort MAIDEN. Sic piKen, baB
{ie reel uno gut bebient merben.
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@xrmter Derlamat.

Gin gutter gdrtner tpirb berlan9t.
MuB enslif6 ipre6en f6unen, niidtern
unb 5uoerldifig fein. Man abreiRre:
.Mbolpb"
iutpba car of u6reie preRe".
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va Sbr fpalt @eIS, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudiaden BEL SObnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Gpebett erhalteu

5al3surfen. beuti6e uub franaOff9e
Gru6iprdieruen, Gtodfih, fpnnif6e
Oliben, 6hmei3er 2die. Mmiierbamer
8lumentobI, Nnauas, &odforb 2die,
Srhfeln, importirte Graders unb Dbl
later, 9atteln, 6eigeH.
@mitb & WiIon,
gde SoIeoab. & %. 6oufsnIir.
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1ar glesante 9erren , Mnsiige gu
So. Sc uno 81, melde IS, SO unh- $40
tpertb iino. @ans bpllentete 0e1nben
gu $1.50, Bel u. Mbrris.
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= a0e reue Gorten in Often, bic
Dunlap eingei@loRem, bel 9ancoat &
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a@r @ebr. @riBer finb pratti,
i9e ubrmader. @rapeure uito @olbarz
better unb tbun ole ibre Qrbeit ielbft.
9eBbalb mirb ieber ni9t nur aufs bette
unb prompt, ionbern aud 3u mdbisen
greiien bebient.
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~ @ans tuoneue 8eintleiber fir
81 unb 50, bei u. morris.
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p8- @96ne @eibna9tsges
l@enfe iinbet man in benz eleganten
Der @ebr. Bell.
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-DreB &Dbes unb Sadets
Lester Mobe, iOeben eingetsoffen bel
Ooung& MrnpIb.
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@fam fest Fdt feimen Gsttdnfdbnugem
ana.

tuenrt man, bebufs @intdufen Don @eibs
na6tseef&enfen, mad benz @ei@dft bon
Nte 9enag gebt. Die MsannisfaI.
tisleit Der @aaren bdielbit ipottet naer
gef@reibuug.
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sw~ GoIb; un6 @iIbertpaas
ten gu biligern preifen ME irgen6=
ND anoers BEL g Sell.
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pe Weibna9tssei6enfe in GROCER
4usnabl BET
Ooung & Nrnotb.
Gauptq aartier

q ~
aHer srieu ben
8ouquets,
3rauerfram1eM.
tR9enben 8IumeI,
Sic trdu6sru,
Gru9tbdumen,
G6attenbaumeM,
S mmergrAn,
MasuuIien.
@ofen,
8Iumsnauiebeln,
8Iument6pfen
&c. &c. &c.
in ben
sfaa 2~sar(eries,
tutpba 800. Of 9oufonsS trase.
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Soft mnb Quais eeiadbt.

Cine Dame nebt 12idbrissr So9ter
fubt 2oft unb 2ogis in elmer beutfdeu
Gamilie. Wenn m6gli9 spei 3immer.
Man aSrei(ire nit preisangnbe: 6rau
9r. S. 0ab n, 422 &omana etraBe.
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s@- @ebr. @riber baAen ein
bsIfdnoises uuo gemdbItes Eager ban
ssSupelen, @oIbs unb SiIbersN aaren.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-07
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsTERY.-A frightful railroad disaster
occurred on the Vermont Central Railroad
near Woodstock about $50 A. NJ. Saturday
morning 1T is said that DR.. McGiynn
will probably accept an editorial position
on Henry Georges paper. Blaine is
largely the choice of Republican members
of the New York Legislature for President
and Governor HILL of the Democratic
members Several important bills will
be considered in Congress this week..
There were number of earthquake shocks
felt in Springfield, Ill, yesterday.
FoREIGN.-PaInell is said to be rapidly
declining from consumption....,.H is re-
ported that the present British Government
is in danger of going to pieces in short Or
der. Lord Dunsaudle has surrendered to
the Irish plan of campaign.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-Upward of six inches of
snow fell in San Francisco on Saturday,
and there were light deposits at other
places. ....Santa Rosa has a scandal, caused
by couple Of girls clipping with young
men......t is proposed TO create new
county out of portions of Tulare and FIRES
no.. Railroad extension in Los Angeles
county is progressing. ..... George E. Hough-
ton committed suicide at Bakersfeld......
Lompoc enjoyed a slight earthquake
shock yesterday Andrew Hansen was
drowned in Washington Territory.....A
child of Under Sheriff Smith. of Santa
Barbara, was drowned yesterday ......J Jim
Carr and Young Dutchy went through
pugilistic hippodrome at Los Angeles yes
terday Another dynamite outrage was
committed on the Geary-street cable line
in San Francisco last night-.-.-.A child in
Joseph City, q. T., was yesterday burned to
death M Mrs. Mary Bishop died in Salt
Lake, aged 100 years Fifty men have
gone to replace the Port Costa strikers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-07

same seifsnfiicient power that proposes te
dictate to the hoteiReepers whom they
may and who they shall not employ, is
we'll defined, direct and short, to that
other exercise Of assumed power that will
also dictate to the landlord and the eating
house proprietor who he mag entertain,
who shall eat, and who starve-indeed, in
some cases this has already been attempted
Even the San Francisco Alta, which has
stood the friend OF Labor Unions, revolts
at this new doctrine, and thus interposes
its protest:
This idea and these methods are entirely at
variance with the protective and benevolent
features which were the original ideas around
which labor Organizations were formed. They
have abandoned benerolence and protection,
and appear before the public as organizations of
men banded together, not for defense. but for of
tense; not for peace, but for war; and we submit
to their members and to all independent labor
ers that the coercison made use Of compelling
men to join their ranks, is direct and hagrant
violation of the nights of American citizens.
This is putting it very mildly. If Amer
lean citizens haze kings now set over them
to dictate their going out and coming in,
it is time to reform the charter of our
liberties, and not permit to become a
mockery and a Jest those sublime passages
that declare we are possessed of certain
inalienable rights, and assure us that We
shall not be deprived of life or liberty
without due process of law, and that the
pursuit of happiness shall be regulated
by no man for us. In place, if the new
doctrine of labor dictation and boycott is
to obtain, let it be written that We are
possessed of certain inalienable rights, but
among these shall not be classed the right
to employ whom we please, and when We
please; that they shall not be deemed to
include the right to feed whom we please
and when we please that the guarantee
of the right is withdrawn from all men to
labor for each other, except they pay a
portion of their wages into the treasury of
some private organization, and obtain its
consent to earn their bread by the sweat of
their brows.
Government" say the law-givers, Z" is
for the sole and only legitimate end of pro-
tecting the citizen in the enjoyment of
life, liberty and prosperity" Let us pro-
coed to modify this sublime declaration, by
the growth and full fruition of which pro-
gressive humanity has emancipated itself
from barbarism, slavery and the rule of
monarchs, and attained the lofty plane Of
government by the consent of the gov
erned. In its place-turning backward
the pages of human iberty-let us, write
the new law of the new Socialist, the
State is all, the individual nothing; the
State is the will of the Labor Union, and
whose defes it let him perish. No man
has a right to say, 4 will labor here, or
thus, to earn my bread;' but he shall
labor yonder, or not at all, as his fellow
may command"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-07

OFFENDERS against women and children
more frequently than otherwise escape
punishment. The chiYalry of American
manhood is always up in arms for the
weak, to be sure, but very seldom does it
take personal form and do battle for them
in Court. To meet this need there has
been organized in Chicago useful society,
The Protective Agency for Women and
Children" Public demand called for 1t,
and it came in answer to it. 1t has, there
fore, mission as the champion of poor
and friendless women and children, else it
would find no public support. In nine
months in that city the society prosecuted
under ninety complaints, twenty-six Of
which were for wages withheld by heart
less men who believed the workers were
unable to sue them More than half the
sum claimed was recovered by these pro-
ceedings Ten of the cases were for crimi-
nal assaults upon children, and Of these
but one case was lost Three of the cases
were for imprisonment under the plea of
insanity, and in each the victim was res
cued. The other cases embraced entice-
ment to evil lives, rape, failure to provide,
cruel treatment, hardship under chattel
mortgages, etc. Many other cases never
found their way into Court, the aggressors
yielding when confronted by the Society.
Twenty-eight ladies of Chicago constitute
the Board of Management, and their re-
port for January is one of deep interest,
proving the usefulness of the organization,
and suggesting its extension to other cities
and States.